Thread: Easiest one to create "folders" in...??
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Old 04-11-2015, 11:53 AM   #25
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Originally Posted by cybmole View Post
Except that a book can be in several collections, but only in one subdirectory.
Tags/collections are more flexible. Does not have to be calibre flavour.
Get a kindle and use amazon collections.....
  1. Except that I am perfectly happy classifying books hierarchically either by author, or by author then series (for more prolific authors).
  2. It in fact means (i) added complexity for a form of flexibility that I have no need for, and (ii) the lack of flexibility to form the hierarchical associations I do want. It is NOT "more flexible", but rather differently flexible.
  3. Why would I want Amazon telling me how to read any more than I want Calibre?
  4. Reading is a very subjective and personal experience. Therefore it is very likely that 'one size will not fit all.' Kindly respect that and stop trying to tell people the one correct way to eRead!
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